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If you live in a hot, humid climate, you know how miserable it is to be stuck indoors with no way of cooling down other than using a ton of electricity via your A/C. But what if there was a way you could cool down your home without using electricity at all?
An evaporative cooling system is a great alternative, offering a way to escape the heat, improve air quality and reduce humidity all without the money being added to your bills.
What Is An Evaporative Cooling System?
An evaporative cooling system works by blowing moistened air over a wet pad, causing the water to evaporate and the surrounding air to cool down.
The pumps that blow across the surface draw in fresh air through vents on top of the unit and through a central fan located at the bottom. This cooled air is then blown into your home and continues to do so as long as the wet pad is kept moist with water, transforming humid outside air and bringing cooler temperatures into your home.
The Benefits Of An Evaporative Cooling System
An evaporative cooling system is extremely effective and has many benefits for those who choose to introduce them into their homes. First off, the system uses a simple evaporation process to make you feel cooler by absorbing the heat from your surroundings and making the air around the evaporating liquid cooler.
In addition to lowering your skin temperature, this process also reduces humidity levels in a closed space, which makes you feel more comfortable and less confined in a warm climate. Compared to a conventional air cooler, an evaporative system is also much more cost-effective as it does not require electricity and therefore produces no running costs.
Due to its lack of energy usage, the cooler does not produce harmful gases, making it perfect for those who want to save on their bills whilst also creating a cleaner environment.
Perfect For An Australian Summer Climate
An evaporative cooler is a great way to tackle the harsh Australian sun as it’s most effective in hot, dry climates. This is because when the air is dry and has low humidity, it’s easier for the system to absorb water.
Contact our team at Jordan Wheatland Air Conditioning & Refrigeration for expert advice and help in choosing the perfect ventilation system for you.